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Your version looks wayyyy cuter than the others on the market

Great idea❤

Smaller bites, please.

YESSSSS! THIS IS BEAUTIFUL I LOVE IT

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I'm so glad I came across this video, thank you.

Too much talking

Thank you for making this video. I appreciate your insights on how this garment was constructed. I was going to purchase it, and try my hand at making a vintage garment. After hearing what you had to say, I think I’ll pass on this one. Thanks again

I have this pattern, but haven't made it yet. Thanks for the video.

Absolute beautiful! Just found your channel... hope you're able to post more soon 😗..lots of love from Canada

What if we want to do work on thik febric like velvet

To make sure your material is straight and taught, put 1st clamp in the middle on side of frame where you sit, then go to opposite end of frame and attach clamp directly opposite the 1st clamp pulling material tight. Now go to one of the long sides and repeat, tightening as you go. Same for the remaining side. Go back to the side where you started, and place a clamp 1/2 way between the middle clamp and the nearest corner. Repeat on other side. Repeat on remaing 3 sides, adjusting tension as you go. If you need more tension put on more clamps. If your clamps are opposite each other, add more clamps if you want. Just remember that each clamp needs an opposite clamp to keep even tension. If this is too confusing, look up how a quilter keeps the layers of a quilt straight before binding. (I apologize for the length.)

This is a great video! I always wondered why those styles just never seem to work on me the way I want and now I know! Thanks for this ❤

Hi, thanks for sharing your work with us. My tops often have the gaping loose fit bc of being heavy on top. My instructor told me to shave off a bit of the pattern at the top center when they are two pieces with a center seam. When it is one piece cut on the fold line, I make a small pleat in the pattern and tape it down. Is that kosher sewing, I don’t know, but it’s the best I can come up with. If anyone has a suggestion, do tell. 😅

What a great sew along! Thanks

I always cut the leg lengths so that it matches what I need for my crazy short inseam. It saves A LOT of material.

You need to sort your lighting out. Very dark.

You have taken a large chunk of your pocket opening away. I was always taught 5 stitches across, 5 stitches down, 5 stitches on the diagonal to make the triangle. This strengthens a weak point without taking away much of the opening.

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Be proud! You did an awesome job on your wedding dress!!!

This is such a great video!! These types of things are incredibly helpful for me as a new sewer so thank you thank you!!

I never cut to the pattern instructions.... Am i doing it wrong?? The dresses seem to come out good. What's the reason for laying it the fabric that way? Is it simply because of the line fabric?

What kind of netting do you use?

Now were those q-snaps?

Smart

Do you sell them? I wish I had one!

Hi, I can't choose the size. the table shows that I should sew pants in size 20, and when I check the size of the finished clothes, it turns out to be a tent. Are these pants that wide? 😢 would you like to help me ?

Hi, I'm making the complete 2 piece of the 8747. But my challenge is that i have a shorter torso so i always need to adjust every pattern i have, that is also why i started to make my own clothes as much as possible bc modern clothes don't fit me that well. The facing is indeed really needed to give the peplum body even for light fabrics and yes the waistline stay is there more for accentuating the waist.

This is a great overview, thanks. I haven't found any other vids on this pattern. I think the envelope art makes the pattern somewhat intimidating bc that flat front piece really looks like it's not going to hang right in anyone without a flat stomach, which is probably why so few people have made it and posted about it

I just took my darts up much higher and it looks pretty decent

I didn’t have any trouble with the collar, but the sleeves are apparently tripping me up a bit! I wish you’d been able to show more detail - like which way the interfaced side is placed so it flips right

I really like the collar, but I might try to hack this onto my basic dolman bodice that fits me well… thanks for a thorough video and review!

You're an absolute genius! Thank you for the video!!

I am from india hand work as

It's a smart work

Why don't you buy aari cot from india.whichu can use for your work

I still don't understand why it wants you to cut two waistbands.

The buttonhole was really neat. I’ve never done one like that. This type of project is over my sewing level right now. I want to watch videos like this just to get used to the idea lol thank you 🙏

Oh good, I’m starting my wedding dress now 😅

I'm truly surprised at how little likes this video has. It was a great tutorial and I will definitely be referring to it when I make mine! Thank you!!!

Another reason for the back being longer is that maybe you could benefit from a small F.B.A adjustment. The front rides up a little without that extra room in the bust. Definitely should make again though, very flattering on you. Make detailed notes on what you like and dislike and baste them to the instruction sheet. This way you won't have to look through your detailed video. To quote Stephanie Canada, never use pins or tape as they both disintegrate and could damage pattern or next user

I too danced as a young one in the 80s. when the time came to point train my "teacher" pointed out that I was black and that I should turn from ballet to modern tap or ballroom. besides my melanin she told me that my thighs ass and hips would mean that I would never be able to continue in any capacity as a dancer in Europe. don't feel bad. I have just completed a full year wearing mainly clothes made by moi. previously mentioned thunder thighs and big butt of story and song means that nothing ever fits properly since about 1997 and fast fashion started creeping everywhere. low ride jeans and such were not for me and having fubu, apple bottoms and US brands that catered to my body shape shipped from the us was not a possibility. so I started to sew my evening wear, I remember a spectacular Halloween where 15 girls and I dressed as Austin Powers femme-bots, I made my graduation dress, prom, toga party outfits. when I lived in Japan I had no choice I had to sew part of my wardrobe. as the years passed I developed my own Afropean style shunning black and brown in winter for primary colours and wax prints...I am 50 now and have finally managed to completely make all my outerwear. not winter coats yet, nor underwear but at least I am free from Zara hnm Bershka and co. knowing my measurements is liberating. walking in a dressing room with 4 sizes of a garment in 3 variations unsure if all the boobs, buts and thighs will fit are no longer things I do. changing size charts and ease allowance was driving me crazy. I sew my clothes in such a way that I can easily adjust if I lose or put on weight. I have embraced my ass and no longer seek to make it look smaller. I got kicked out of Kookai and Donna Karan for overly scrutinizing clothes and for the odd picture of a seam or of how a lining was attached. never was I prouder. if I get bored I unpick my ageing dress, skirt or whatever and make pencil cases, stuff cushions, or add to my crazy quilt. Like Lavoisier said "nothing is lost all is transformed". eat your mnms child. making clothes that fit you is freeing, from thinness dictatorship, free from impossible Caucasian beauty norms, free from the involuntary exploitation of the poor, of women of colour and ethnic minorities through your purchase. women's bodies change every month, every year every age, every child will leave your body forever changed. even those ladies who seem not to change... change, or get surgery not to. once you have your wardrobe sorted you will only need to update a few pieces a year or repair/alter what you have. also get a block. I haven't measured myself in months. if I feel chubby I know where to add 1 or 2 cm (inches are stupid) or more. if I use a big3/ commercial pattern I walk it around my block to see what needs adjusting . have you heard of Marlene Mukai or Irina Paushte? I do no read Ukrainian but her English dub videos really helped me get over my final hangups. I do no completely understand Brazilian Portuguese but just enough to adjust Mukai 's patterns to the quirks of my body. Look in the right place and you will find the sewing philosophy that will bring you peace. just signed on, looking forward to catching up.

I too have longer torso than legs, I believe I will try this pattern after watching you make this. Thank you very much for your time and effort in making this.

The under & overskirt are extremely flattering!

Goat for this video

How did you do the pockets! Sos

Very helpful information

congratulations, well done on making such a beautiful dress, very impressive. Has my laptop broken or did you mean for the images to flash when changing on the screen? made me feel a little weird. congrats again though love from the UK xx

new to your channel...did you make the dress out of your fabric after the mock up? enjoyed your video will be catching up on your videos...

Plzz give size all pipe